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what is the batch job and online job?
Explain the difference between batch and online job
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steffieweffie1- Member Since Nov-2008 | Nov 8th, 2008
A batch job is a stand alone job (no human interaction) that is kicked off by a utility job(usaually at night) and runs data in bulk streams, such as updating 1 million rows to a database nightly, online job is real time, such as a user updating their address via an interface screen and it being applied to the database as soon as they have confirmed it.
supriya
- Sep 7th, 2017
Batch job is a normal job where no human interference is done, but in online job human interference is required. For ex bank transaction, it needs the input or replay should be given by user.
Magno
- Aug 24th, 2016
It is possible to execute a CICS program from a job batch where the batch program must be compiled with EXCI parameter. In this case the batch program is able to perform a command level CALL, then a existing CICS program is invoked, after executed, the control returns to batch program.
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Why stop run is not used when we use CICS in the COBOL program?
udaybhaskar
- May 4th, 2011
Cics Compiler(Translator) could not understand the StopRun commend as well as if we put the stop run in COBOL+cics program the control will directly pass to OS not to cics
kckinney
- Sep 3rd, 2010
STOP RUN ends the program and returns control to the operating system and discarding all information about the job.Since YOUR program is running as a subtask of CICS, "STOP RUN" would shut d...
